Guangdong: A marine animals along the 55 feet washed up on beach Guangdong, China, recently. Residents had time to think that it is a monster because of its size is very large and odd shape.
From the photograph sent to the experts, get a little clarity on these stranded animals. According to Scott Baker of Oregon State University Marine Mammal Institute, the sea monster is a whale. But they have not been able to ensure the species of whale. A similar opinion was also expressed Bill Perrin, senior scientist of the National Marine Fisheries Service and Bob Brownell, a scientist of international protection of resources.
Although not yet certain types of whales that were stranded, Baker argued that it was a whale species balaenopterid. Baker asserts, "Based on the reported length of 55 feet, maybe it's finned whales. However, from a photograph taken is not really visible size 55 feet, so maybe it balaenopterid smaller, such as the Bryde's Whale".
From the photograph sent to the experts, get a little clarity on these stranded animals. According to Scott Baker of Oregon State University Marine Mammal Institute, the sea monster is a whale. But they have not been able to ensure the species of whale. A similar opinion was also expressed Bill Perrin, senior scientist of the National Marine Fisheries Service and Bob Brownell, a scientist of international protection of resources.
Although not yet certain types of whales that were stranded, Baker argued that it was a whale species balaenopterid. Baker asserts, "Based on the reported length of 55 feet, maybe it's finned whales. However, from a photograph taken is not really visible size 55 feet, so maybe it balaenopterid smaller, such as the Bryde's Whale".
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